The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-02
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A Wilt TO the noted Emma Hall, located
at 08 Emma street. within quarter Of mile
Of the intersection OF Milwaukee avenue and
Noble street, brings one into an interesting
neighborhood. The families are huddled to-
gether In small buildings and the sidewalks
IRE crowded with children, dirty, ragged ur-
chins. some Of them barely able to creep and
Others about ready to don tho blaokine brush
and box to Darn scanty living on tho call Of
"shino 'em for o Nickel" and all Of them lib
boring at each other In q curious mixture OF
juvenile Bohemian, Slav. Poland. Scandinavia
an. low Dutch. and German. It Is decidedly
odd place. There arc stops loading down from
the loose. cross-plank sidewalks TO the
dizzy dizzy l basement tssppements and stair;
and strange manG ovd people AT eyeEy doorway
into .hS district "a ths aitefaeon or early sven
se% sssa dad IN n ssSs q
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rather pleasant, smiling faces, and arc evis
fSsR hspp o. GEsS SSE Pipe and Polish
the various streetcar tRoroughiares in that sec
shops ad
les, There is scarcely. block In which one
VII not observe s .hs board g midwife
so&S &@m@ Hail. noted headquarters
eaye TIE nses
section. Of Noble street with that thoroughfare,
and walk through the scenes hero briefly dc;
story bic building IL fasnq whoS Is ro@arFs s
It Is the % modem for
leading to Anarchy Hail. Independent Of tie
s 2. and ono Leading t9 ths saloon proper.
what expensive furnishings. The saloon has
six square beer tables. around which Spies,
d hne q SSoS aoys
s Esdd dIssasssa the sgRtSachL hing reyol1fon.
Tie armed sroSp The room immedlStelY IN
woE Is R
fqor but viii be described further on. ,.u -
to al mon" To the officer Of tho lay OF to .
he points With apparent pride to framed GER.
Feb. 1857. but TO the revolutionist he exhibits
and then his eyes elisten with evident delight
n as tso hi a
and found Il whom he arrived first 9p English
he has been no mans slave, but an advocate Of
liberty and friend OF tho down trodden. Latas
for more than two years has boon associated
They have made his saloon their headquarters
and have used his hall for their hnrangues. He
was born 6 he says In Pol a IN 1929, and hes
Pittsburgh but has resided In Wisconsin.
Iowa, and Kansas. and now owns considerable
property, In the two latter States. He, was
years ago. and is u member of the Odd Follows.
ranging from the. hnrdships Of the Hungarian
and tRe pes GScesS
It is going on two years since he located at
90 Emma street. and there has been scarcely 2
a gathering Of Anarchists at, his hail. Il was
q fayorite headquarters of the 6ptss-Schwab-
and ast
will Be remembered, saved his neck By turning
Ststs's evidence: More resently 4 has become
the S ono wing OF the
willing 70 mako nm honost dollar out Of anarchy
III Gs
He claims to be- Polo. but is gem
races GO Whom aS
were run down BY tho police, Emma Hall WINS
for his suspicious connection with the reds, but
he managed to satisfy the authorities that he
was good citizen, and escaped with only rep
premises. Since then. he has been in constant
10 has rented his hall Of late to the Intern9-
actions. and Gapts, ,sehaseS and Hathaway
have received the full benefit Of all that he has